August 31st, 2026: Iran’s Trade Is Collapsing and Gas Lines Are Growing & Trump’s G20 Pressure Campaign
The episode examines the intensifying U.S.-Iran conflict through both kinetic and economic fronts, highlighting how American sanctions are crippling Iran’s economy while raising questions about the legitimacy and survival of its leadership. It also covers President Trump’s strategic moves
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